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  • Duminda-Sage
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2019
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    Calling biomedical researchers & data scientists interested in software research!

    Sage Bionetworks is a Seattle-based not-for-profit that develops products and services to advance biomedical research.

    We're currently conducting formative research to understand the workflows, interactions, tools and needs of biomedical scientists and researchers, particularly around information seeking and collaboration during research.

    We're offering a $25 Amazon gift card to all participants as a thank you, and though there are no other direct benefits, these interviews will help drive directions for designing our next generation of products and services.

    If you are interested in participating in a 60-minute remote interview, between 02/14 and 02/28, please fill out this 2-minute screener: https://goo.gl/forms/q4rQbfFVvMG49qwk2

    Feel free to reply to this thread with any questions or comments.

    We hope to hear from you!

    The Sage Bionetworks Design Team

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